Sentence examples for more challenging forms from inspiring English sources

We resist these more challenging forms of involvement because of vulnerability.

"Skin cancer begins on the surface of the skin, so it's easier for us to access as opposed to blood cancer which is leukemia, lung cancer or cancer of the brain - those are far more challenging forms of cancer to treat as the cells are harder to access and destroy.

Practitioners of the short story are apt to say it's the more challenging form, partly so they can claim it requires superior skill, and partly, in defence, to explain why readers aren't as keen on them as on novels – though that may be just feeding a myth.

"This dance was an attempt to get over the trauma of Nazism," she says.If Germany embraces a more challenging form of drama, it has the potential to be a more prolific creator of high-end television drama than the smaller Scandinavian countries, which make only a handful of productions a year.

A paired t test p value <0.01 for both MCC and BEDROC was obtained, confirmed that this is indeed a significantly more challenging form of validation (Additional file 1: Table S2).

It has been suggested in literature that also temporal splitting is not ideal, but it still provides a more challenging form of validation and better than leaving out chemical clusters [27].

But game inventors and players also argue that Americans have been looking for more social and challenging forms of entertainment, and game companies have been pushing their products as an answer.

These undergraduate students are required to read texts that are potentially more challenging than that forming the basis of the secondary test.

Human eyebrows are slightly more challenging, but their form is well-suited to directing sweat to away from the eyes; the sufferings of those who shave their eyebrows confirm this function.

He distinguishes activities and experiments by explaining that activities are entertaining, while experiments are more challenging and entail some form of measurement.

In the real-world, co-infected individuals are much more likely to have these challenging forms of TB [ 1, 3], thus highlighting lacunae in research.